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all the channels Of nature and the kindness OF God
through Jesus Christ for the ninIstration OF the
gospel. and the deliberately saws. we win
seek all the money out of these things and all the
rest that is in life, and when we are no longer Of
use TO ourselves going-we viii repent so
as to get into heaven Two Dutch elders had been
warm friends and yet one day they fell out with
each other and the fire grew hercer until they
came positively to hate each other and one sun
day morning the dominic going behind one of
the elders heard him muI1er to himself, Van
Alstyne is Eypocrites he vii 60 to he'll. be viii
20 TO he'll. The old dominic spoke up 70 him and
said; .-Oh. oh, ny brother. he won't 70 to he'll =
YES he win go to he'll well. hut, my dear
fellow. he may repent So-wel- he Is just
mean enough TO do ir-'' But this is-it rs.
didiy-the condition IN which some of you are
You mean to live hafefuily, disobediently. dis
honos ably. end yet in the last estate you mean Il
whip up ami get into heaven-you are just NEAR
enough to do il"
Now, on the other hand, blessed be God, he is
long suffering, and he Is patient. and would
pay debt. b. instarnents. little By little, show
ing all the time that We endeayor 10 do IL he r7-
spects your endeavor TO live, repent and 10 live
Christian life, by instaIlments.
If You MAKO up your mind honestly TO do il. he
will bear with your Incompetence and your ig-
norance and your enneaTnlfntS: he viii bear pa
tiently with you, and help you from day to day,
and from month to month, and from year to year,
growing brighter and brighter unto the perfect
day" Il there any man here that can say in re-
gard to the past, am resolved that l win cut
loose from everything that his been detriment
TO me, dishoaorahe TO Gods Is there any man
that will say in regard TO the future. 4 am re-
solved what 70 do? am resolved to take higher
life. the nobier ideal: determined, b. the
help Of God, that will live in such way that l
should live And if there is. don't wait until
tomorrow morning; readjust your life tonight;
go home and tell God of it; go home and tell
| your wife Of it. That is the very thing you
! don't dare 10 do, because when man has once
committed himself he is ashamed to go hack; and
| II you are ashamed to tell anybody i have made
up my mind TO live like Christian man, : il is
| because you have net made up your mind. When
man has determined that he viii live Christian
| life he will be willing to show to al that are
around about him. Il am going to try l have
made up my mind to try If you have mind
! you will enter upon your journey 1.-The time
| is past in which l have served the will of the
flesh, and now, tonight, have determined that
viii begin with the help of God, to live Christian
| life" Are there any of you that are willing to
make that resolveg God help you. For little
/ while IT will be a troublesome thing, for little
| while, but then easter and easier, with remu-
neration and exhilaration and joy and final vic
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Paris Proposed Great Tower.

The proposed great tower for the exhibition
of 1889 in Paris is not favored by French au-
thors and artists. As it is to be twice as high
as the tower of Rouen cathedral, they say it
will overlook the city like black factory
chimney. 1t will dwarf everything, while it
will compel all eyes to gaze npon it. "a
hateful column of bolted sheet iron- will hui
initiate the finest monument of Paris These
and many other equally strong characteriza-
tons are made in a protest signed by the most
distinguished literary men of France.
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TRUST DEEDS

FORM 40. TO BE EXbCJ TED Ar,
n TER crops Of Corn and Cotton arr planted aho
the seed have terminated, aud efiectuai 20 -ec1Ie
antecedent debts Can be used al aog time D pvP
erty other than crops is conveyed by nshins -
necessary alterations and additions rms p ~
fern heretofore generally used by merchants ~
Hinds county, with necessary amend mems ai,t t
additions by leading Attorney Of Jackson 10 ii7
all requirements
FosM No 2-For Real Estate Or other tropeIi'
prepa red by leading Attorney Of NicEsoufs, .
brief but comprehensive form can he I'sa ~
merchants advancing supplies or otneI7 i'ai-N7
money real estate OF Otner property
FORM No 3-Eor Real Estate. ,-.
Fifty cents per quire; 81 90 Tor NIFTY 80 80 -
deTs Address
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They Won the Money.

DIR. Leeds, of Lincoln. Ills, offered S. to
the Ladies' Missionary society if twenty or
more young ladies would sit together two
hours without speaking. Twenty-six won
the money. in spite of efforts to make them
talk.
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MAP OF MISSISSIPPI!

.CtoPIEs OF THE BEAUTIFUL CoL0kiES3
u MAP or THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, puo. i;-sc
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INITIATED BLOOD
Scro falOus. Inerifed a d Con ii.
2ieus HgumOrs Cured by Gu.
ficura.

THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF ONE OF you
books received through Mr.. Frank T. Wray
Druggist, Apollo. Pa. became acquainted with
your CrTIcURA REMEDIES, and take this opportu-
nifty to testify to You that their has permanent
iy cured me of one II the worst of blood pois
oning, in connection with erysipelas, that have
ever seen, and this after having been pronounced
iLcurable by some Of the best physicians in our
.ps ae greaI pleasure ~ IoIsaid 70 you
der that Others suffering from similar maladies
may be encouraged to give your CUzIcuRA RENK-
dis trial p s. WHITLINGER,
Leechburg Pa
Reference: FRANK I. wRAY, Druggist, Apollo, Pa
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.LEGAL EsLANIES-
JUSTICES of the PEACE.

I
vNHE FOLLOWING ARE KEPT REGULARLY
| in stock at THK CLARiuy otlce-sl conform
ing TO the COde OF 1850, and suhSegueat statutes.
0rler by No. on the leit-serleS A. Sii blanks not
marked e are quarter sheet, or Is % guire. Blanks
so marked are half sheet, OF - fe the quiIe Price
per quire soc; pr hundred 81 3d. small blanks l5c
per hundred. liberal discount on large orders
viii send general assortment, according In saeani
OF cash rec lived With order.
No. Series 4
/. Summons.
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8. Venire Facias- Jury Slmu'oust
!. Attachment for Witness.
5. General tfdavit
6. fidavit for Bench Warrant
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9. Bond 10 Keep the Peace
10. Mittimus on Conviction.
II. Sentence and MittimUS, with column tor Tees
y. SA fidavit in Attachment, and Bond.
lS. *Attachment Writ
ii Execution with Fee Bin attached
Is. Affidavit foi Search Warrant
10. Search Warrant and return.
II. %AfsidaYit for Writ ~ Seizure
IS. sWritof Seizure.
80. Affidavit in Garnishment, where Defendant
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20. Writ of GEInisI mt.
81, ~Afiidayit for Appeal and Bond in Civil Cess
p. Appearance Bond and ReQOgnizance
%. Affidavit in Repeyin
"a. Writ of Replevin.
2419. Bond OF Plaintiff in BepleviH-
%. Fond OF Defendant in Repieyia-
&c. @Eeplevy Bond in Attachment.
p. sAffdavit and Bond in Attachment Tor Rent
%. Attachment Writ tor Rent due.
%. Unlawful Entry aud De,ainer, and Warrant
30. Claimants AFFIDAVIT for Trial OF the klghi Of
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81. %Indemnilyng Bond.
30. "Abstraot OF Judgment frohl Justice Court
33. Notice of Protest.
81 "Protest..
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Briqht's Disease

IS prevented. Ayers SarSapariils also
prevents inflammation of tine kidneys, and
other disorders of these organs. Mrs. JAS.
W. Weld, Forest Hill ST.. Jamaica Plain,
Mass, writes: Il have had eompliea-
ton Of diseases, but my greatest trouble
has been with my kidneys. -Four bottles
Of Ayers Ssrsarariila made me feel ike
new person; as well and strong as
ever" w. VI. Mcdonald, 46 Summer St,
Boston, Mass. had been troubled for years
with Kidney Complaint. BY the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, he not only
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s.ROFULOUs ULCERS.

James E. Richardson Custom House. New Or
leans, on oath says. I'm 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers
broke out out or my body until . mass Of
corruption Everything known to the medical la
Guilty Was tried in vain became a mere wreck
At times / could not lift my hands to my head,
could not turn in bed. was in constant pain, and
looked pnup life as a curse No relief or in ten
years In 1850 heard of the CgTAcURA RENE
D4ks, used them, and was perfectly ured-
sworn 10 before U. 5. Com j. D. CRAWFORD.
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Owe Or THE WORST CASES

1--WE have been selling your curIcukA tRENKDIEs
for years, and hare frst complaint yet to receive
from purchaser. One Of the tort cases OF Srofulx
ever saw was cured by the use of i've bottles of
CUTlcURA kEsoLyEzT, CrIIcuRA, and CUTIcURA
Soap The Soap takes the cake here as medi-
cinal soap, TAYLOR 4 TAYLOR
Druggists, Frznfort, Ky,
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Prevented

the disease from assunAfn@~ a fatal form,
bu. was restored 70 perfect health. John
Mcclellan. ear. Bridge and Third sts.,
Lowell, Mass. writes: "For several years
! suffered from Dyspepsia and Kidney
Complaint, the latte;' being so severe at
times that eoNld scarcely attend to my
work. Ny appetite was poor, and was
ln,,ch emseiated; but by using
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1t is Not Enough to Teach Your Children
Good Manners, Educate Them and Pro-
vide Literally for Them-You Are Re
sponsibIe for Their Souls Welfare.
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out Oh Snrist there is no safety, no pardon,
no hope, no heavens
How to get them ins Go in yourself. II
Noah mad stAid out, do you not suppose that
his sons, Shem, Ham and Japhet, would
have staid outs Your sons and daughters
viii be apt to do just as you do. Reject
Christ yourself, and the probability is that
your children viii reject him.
An account was taken of the religions con-
dition of families in a certain district. In the
families of pious parents two-thirds of the
children were Christians In the families
where the parents were ungodly, only one
twelfth of the children were Christians. Re
sponsible as you are for their temporal exis-
tence, you arc also responsible for their eter-
nifty. Which way will you take theml Out
into the deluge, or into the arks Have you
ever made one earnest prayer for their i'm
mortal soulss What will you say in the
Judgment, when God asks: sW here is George.
or Henry, or Frank, or Mary, or Anna!
Where are those precious souls whose inter-
ests committed into your handsF
A dying son said to his father: aFather,
you gave me an education, and good man.
ners, and everything that the world could do
for me; but. father, you never told me how
to die, and now my soul Is going out in the
darkness
Go home and erect family altar. You
may break downin your prayer But never
mind, God wiz take what you mean, whether
You express it intelIigibly or not Bring all
your house into the ark Is there one son
whom you have given upf Is he 50 dissipated
that you have stopped counseling and pray
ingz Give him ups How dare you give him
up2 Did God ever give thee upf Whilst
thou hast single articulation Of speech left
CEASE not 70 pray for the return Of that prod
igaL He ma even now be standing On the
beach OF Hong Kong or Madras, meaitatinQ
return to his fathers house Give him upI
Never give him up. Has God promised u
hear thy prayer only to mock theel It i moi
100 late
In St PauIs, London, there & q whispering
gallery. A voice uttered most feeblv 81 one
side Of the gallery Is heard distinctly at the
opposite side, . great distance on So every
word Of earnest prayer eos an around thu
earth and makes heaven whispering gallery,
Go into the ar3-not to SIC down. but to stand
n the door and call until all the family come
- Aged NOAH wbere y Japheti David
where r. Ataaloml Hannah, where u Samuel
6rine them VI through Chri1ts ~ door
Wonld - npt ~ pIsl91nt ~ W6nd et1rnity
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y. Opening
partnQent.
BARGAINS in DamaSkS.

We are now showing the
largest stock, finest variety,
and best values yet offered
by us, and quote as follows:
6o-inch Bleached German
Linen Table Damask, with
and without colored borders,
good quality, only 5Sc per yd.
66-inch Bleached German
Linen Table Damask (all
white), extra heavy quality,
only 75c per yard.
72-inch Bleached Scotch
Linen Table Damask, extra
fine quality, choice patterns,
only 81 per yard. So Nap.
kins to match at $3.50 per
dozen.
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Each De

Towels, fancy borders, only
22c each, $2.5o per dozen.
20 by az all-linen Barnsley
Huck Towels, knotted fringe,
all white, also fancy borders,
only 25c each.
2I by AZ Bleached all-linen
German Damask Towels,
knotted fringe, fancy bor-
ders, only 25c each.
"a by AZ (extra size)
Bleached Double Barnsley
Huck Towels, plain white,
extra heavy and extra dura-
bic, only 37Hc each.
2a by AZ Bleached all-linen
German Damask Towels,
knotted fringe, fancy lace
striped border, extra fine
quality. only soc each.
Basement, to the left.
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Appointments and Promotions

Official changes have been made in the In
terror Department as follows.
Bureau OF labor Resignation Miss Mary f..
Barr, Of Pennsylvania, clerk and stenographer,
at 81, 200
Patent oflice-Appointmen under civil SER
vice rules Thomas Hart Anderson, of District
of Columbia. copyist. 5000. Promotions: From
first assistant examiner, at 81, 800, TO principal
examiner, at SO AGO; Thomas G. Steward. of
Illinois, vice Kintner, resigned, and Frederick
NJ. Tryon OF District OF Columbia, vice Chad
sey, resigned; from second 10 first assistant ex-
aminer, ~, 600 TO $780, Randolph @. Hyatt of
District OF Columbia, and Gustav Blssing. Of
aminer, sl,iD0 TO 81 600, Henry Garrett, of In.
diana and Charles H. Mixer, of Illinois; from
fourth to third assistant examiner, 81 200 to
81, 400, Robert w. Gatewood, of Virginia, and
Frank w. Holt, of Wisconsin; from clerk. n.
$1,000. 10 fourth assistant examiner, VIM. NJ
Fairfax, of New York: from copyist, at 5000, to
fourth assistant examiner, Adds ID. Merritt, of
Illinois; from clerk at 81 600, to $1,000, Miss
Roberta Rhodes of Tennessee; from copyist
at 5000, to clerk, at 81. 900, Mrs Gay Robertson,
OF Indiana; from model attendant a. 81, 900, to
skilled laborer. at 81 200, Samuel +. Schneider
Of Illinois.
Pension office Resignation: Alexander b.
Cummings, OF Pennsylvania. clerk, at 81, 300
Flnis Marshall, OF Missouri. has been ap-
pointed teller In the Office of the comptroller
of the currency.
The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
the following storekeepers aud gau gers. w. y
Cluck, at Aurora, Ark. W. Jones, at Wilhe,
KY; Robert n. Green, at Burln, Ky; RoiSft II.
Wells, ut Franklin, Tenn.
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end every effort has been
made to secure the best,
most practical. as well as the
most economical in price.
no pair French Etamine
Curtains, 8 yards long, fancy
colorings, warranted fast,
only $I.25 per pair.
SO pieces Fancy Curtain
Scrim, open-work patterns,
choice effects, fast colors; an
excellent summer drapery,
ONLY &C PER YARD.
500 ready-made Window
Shades, spring roller, all
colors,
ONLY 3Ic EACH.
(Fourth floor; take Elevator)
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Superior Spring Black
Goods.

Our stock of Black goods always ranked
high The new stock will rank higher Yo,
VIII readily recognize tho. new fabrics 70 be
make especially OF the product OF D. Priestiey
& Co., Of England, whose fabrics are second 10
none, not being equaled by any other maker
IN variety OF weaves, softness OF fabric, beauty
Of finish, and intrinsic value.
Black slk.warp Henrietta Cloth, made from
the finest SILK thread and pure Australian
wool, remarkable for softness OF fabric, beauty
OF weave, and superiority of finish. We keep
this IN nine qualities priced as follows: ST,
sl26, N8Ilg, sl.46, sl.62S, sl.75, s2, se.25, and
2t0 per yard.
aNun's Yelling, twice the wearing quality,
and q dressiness and finish not found In NIn's
VeiliDgs. The Silk gives strength t1 the
WOO. and me wool gives sottness to the silk.
4 happy union. Three qualities, 81, sl.2j. aud
Sl.50 per yard.
Black silk.warp Feather Cloth. The name
Is sasynonym OF the fabric. Light as q feather.
An almost imperceptible check effect Is pro.
dpced by uniform dropping of the threads.
Three qualities, 81, si.25. and SIS per yard.
Black silk.warp Convent Cloth. well ad ,p,ed
to deep mourning, having q soft, somber finish,
easily folded and draped. A never. changing
black, such as the English alone eau produce,
Two qualities, u and sl.25 per yard.
Black silk.warp Alys Cloth; has camel's
uhiT tOucni rOuBnnesS toned TO SOftness:
especially adapted to mourning; si.25 per yard.
We keep the above
fabrics in two shades of
black-the blush cast and
the jet black. Ladies search
ing for reliable Novelty"
Black Dress Fabrics will
have every expectation re-
allied in these.
First floor, rear of 1913 F street
entrance.)
WnonwARn & I .nrIIpnp
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Spring Wash Fabrics.

We are offering numerous bar.
gains in these goods, and quote as
representatives, the following:
2a-inch Figured Etamine Suit
ing, choice variety of light effects.
Only Iaac per yard.
100 pieces Crinkled Seersucker
Ginghams, variety Of checks, and
wide and narrow stripes. Light
and medium colors. Only I2Hc
per yard.
1900 yards best Crazy Crinkled
Seersuckers, choice line of wide and
narrow stripes. Only I5c per yard.
Excellent line of Second Mourn
ing Crinkled Seersuckers, variety OF
stripes. Only I5c per yard.
Line of Knotted Batiste, fancy
light and dark effects, with plain
shades to match. Only nc per yard.
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Bargains in
Spring Silk Fabrics.

Our new Silk Stock en-
braces an elegant collection
cf both the American and
Foreign products, selected
with a special view Of pleas
ing the taste of the most
fastidious. The unusual de-
mand has induced us to
make numerous additions to
the already large stock, and
it now contains the most ex-
tensive variety and the best
values yet offered by us.
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THE COURT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The following
business was transacted in the United States
Supreme Court Yesterday:
On motion of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Evarts, Edward
G. Perkins, ESQ.,, of New York city, was ad-
No. 1906. VIM. D. Andrews ct al, appellants,
VS.. George H0vey. Continued.
error, vs.. Plowden II. Bali. Argument con.
tnued by Mr.. J. A. Grain for the defendant In
error and concluded by Mr.. Leonard Sweet for
No. 15O. The Thatcher Heating Company ct
al, appellants, vs. John II; Burtis. Ct al. Ar.
by Mr.. a. J.. Todd for the appellees.
No. 1SS. Francis L. Hinckley, plaintiff in
error, vs. the Pittsburg Bessemer Steel Com.
pany. Argued by Mr.. Thomas 8. McClellaud
for the plaintiff In error and by Mr.. John N.
Jewott tor defendant In error.
No. 1s0. William Milne, executor, &c.. plain
tiff in error. VS., Ann Maria Deem. Argument
commenced by Mr.. Edward c. Perkins for
Adjourned until IL o clock to-day.
Circuit Court-Justice Cox.--Unlted States
VS.. Hodge; time extcuded to file amended
declaration. 7. s. q II. Co, vs. Pomeroy; time
Assignments- 50 to AZ. GO, 95, S5, so, ~,
81, %. 70, %, s6, 27, lS, 1ol, y;
Fitzeerald perjury; motion to quash iudict-
ment overruled. John Weeks; larceny from
the person; order to restore watch. Assign
ment for to-day-Lo uis Dodson; house break
ing; Howard Coleman, assault to kill VIM.
Gassoway: grand larceny. John Catey, per-
jury.
Starr; Il. 8. Davis appointed receiver. Med .
daugh VS.. Wilson; bill dismissed appeal noted.
Dugan VS.. Clarke; auditors report ratified. In
re John ". Clarke, Innatic; committee author
proved securities. O'Laughlin VS. O'LaughIln:
testimony ordered taken before Examiner st.
G. Brookes. Morris VS.. Chapman; testimony
IN In u fu lot, Gnhn tdar
Burke ct al; pro confesso against adults and
infants ordered into court. Price vs. Warner !;
security for costs ordered to be given. Beu-
4 PairO. under trust granted. NJ ,Kenzie VS..
Fields; restraining order discharged. O'COn.
nell vs.. Brown; sale ratified nis. Louise Home
by making new party. Assignment-Nos Ia,
IS, ID, 10, 16, IL, Is, 10, 20, and 2l.
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DreSSmaking.

This is a new departure,
and has been given in charge
to Miss M. A. Boyd, former
ly Of Boston, an experienced
and practical dressmaker,
who is prepared to execute
all commissions with prompt
ness and entire satisfaction.
Miss Boyd is assisted by a
corps Of experienced dress
makers. We are pre-
pared to render efficient SER
vice at short notice and at
reasonable prices.
National Republican., 1887-04-06
Spring Jackets and
Wraps.

We are carrying an excellent line
of Misses jackets, which we have
marked at exceptionally low prices.
We quote:
Misses Wool Tweed English
Walking Jackets, finished with
monks hood, lined with fancy check
silk, well made, and perfect fitting.
Sizes. ~ to IS years. Only IS each.
Elegant line of Misses Jackets,
made from fine Covert Cloth, Ker.
seys, and Light Diagonals, lined
and unlined, with and without
hoods.
IS. $3.50, SO, $ii, and and Si;a each.
Excellent line Of Drab Tailor.
made Covert Cloth English Walk
ing Jackets, satin lined, stylishly
made, workmanship and fit perfect.
$40, SIa.so, SIS, and ST. each.
Superb stock of Short Wraps,
made from Silk, Grenadine, Lace,
and Jet, variety of styles and shapes.
$40, $1e.5O, $15, S17, SIS, $50, sac.
$25, $27.5O. $40, $35, $37.5 $40,
$50, $67, $75, and 800.
We have also an excellent stock of
Shawls,
Fichus.
Lawn Tennis Suits,
White Suits,
Tailor Made Cloth Suits,
Misses White Suits,
Misses Cloth SUITS,
Misses Jerseys,
Misses G0ssamers.
All the above goods carefully Sc
lected, and offered at exceptionally
low prices.
(Third floor; take Elevator.)